Civil Engineering Technologist Jobs

About the client:

Our client is a non-profit organization in Canada that works to protect wetlands and their surroundings. Founded in 1938, it has become one of the leading wetland conservation groups in the country. Their goal is to protect the beautiful wetlands at the heart of Canada's nature. These important ecosystems are not only home to diverse wildlife, but they also clean water and prevent floods. Through restoring habitats, acquiring land, and raising awareness, they are creating a conservation success story that ensures a better future for both nature and people.

Responsibilities:

• Maintain small dams and water control structures.
• Practical experience with water control, conservation, ATV, tool use, agriculture, biology, and trailer experience.
• Utilize your independent construction expertise.
• Lead water control structure construction supervision.
• Collaborate as a team player and innovative problem solver.
• Manage multiple projects with tight deadlines.
• Support planning, design, and cost estimation.
• Embrace the mix of office and fieldwork.
• Travel to remote sites for construction and inspections.
• Thrive in a dynamic, fast-paced environment.

Qualifications:

• Flexibility to work unconventional hours for fieldwork/construction and willingness to travel long distances on highways and logging roads. Comfortable with extended periods (up to two weeks) of fieldwork away from home during construction.
• Knowledge of topographic survey techniques is advantageous.
• Preferred knowledge of WorkSafe BC, BC OHS Regulation, BC Dam Safety Regulation, and Water Sustainability Act.
• Experience in construction supervision, inspection, or management.
• Proficient in MS Word and Excel.
• Practical expertise in heavy equipment construction, drainage infrastructure, and earthworks (including dams and embankments), with a strong focus on construction site safety.
• Proficiency in Civil 3D and AutoCAD preferred.
• Diploma in Civil Engineering Technology, Environmental Engineering, Water Resource Engineering, Geotechnical Engineering or related.
• Valid BC class 5 driver’s license.
• Excellent organization and interpersonal communication skills, both written and oral.
• Previous involvement in pre-construction planning, tendering, contract management, and cost estimation.
• Ability to comprehend engineering plans and specifications.
• At least three years of experience and technical prowess.